139128 - Context menu on image with link has duplicate hotkey assignment

Status: RESOLVED WORKSFORME

(SeaMonkey :: General, enhancement)

Description

[Andrei Boros]

From Bugzilla Helper:
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win95; en-US; rv:0.9.9) Gecko/20020311
BuildID:    2002031104

right-click on an image that is also a linkwill open a context menu with
duplicate hot-key assignment for 3 of it's items:

Save page _a_s
Save link _a_s
S_a_ve image as

pressing "a" in this case will always activate the first (Save page as)

If image has no link, context menu also has a duplicate hotkey assignment:
Save page _a_s
S_a_ve image as

pressing "a" will save page.

Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.right click on an image
2.if image has links, "a" is hotkey in that menu for 3 items. if image doesn't
have a link, "a" is hotkey for 2 items.
3.

Actual Results:  pressing "a" will always activate first item with it as hotkey.

Expected Results:  Each menu item should have it's own hotkey.
Even if for menubar menus some hotkeys may be assigned in duplicate, it's not
advisable for context menu. 
The worst change Netscape suffered between versions 3 and 4 was assigning  "n"
as hot key in context menu for a link to both "Open in new window" and "Copy
link location"

Also, such duplicates if completely unavoidable, then pressing the hotkey should
cycle the selection of the items, not activate the first one (what's the point
in having it assigned multiple times then?)

Comment 1

[John Levon]

Already fixed - try a more recent build.

Comment 2

[Andrei Boros]

I'd like to suggest a choice of hotkey assignments for the context menu on links 
and on images and images with links more consistent with previous Netscape 
versions.

Yes, at changed a lot from NS3 to NS4 (more options added), but it also changed 
a lot from NS4 to Mozilla, and since I first tried out Mozilla, it already 
changed several times in Mozilla too. 

It's really hard to keep up with learning the new hotkeys every time a new 
milestone release appears.